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Hayati
Hayati, a retired farmer, plans to keep his son out of trouble by giving him the title to his land. But when his easy-money loving son gets entangled in a cryptocurrency scam, Hayati realizes he wants to save his family legacy and land from a hostile takeover. With no prospects for an heir, Hayati develops an unlikely friendship with his city-girl great-granddaughter he's never met.
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Hayati, a retired farmer, plans to keep his son out of trouble by giving him the title to his land. But when his easy-money loving son gets entangled in a cryptocurrency scam, Hayati realizes he wants to save his family legacy and land from a hostile takeover. With no prospects for an heir, Hayati develops an unlikely friendship with his city-girl great-granddaughter he's never met.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ozan Boz
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:World Trip Films
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